you need to think it through.
web2py's defaults to have /a/c/f with a being your app, c the name of a
controller file and f a valid python function identifier.
if you want to support /whatever you NEED to use routes.py
a simple
routes_in = ( ('/welcome/static/$anything', '/welcome/static/$anything'), (
'/(?P<any>.*)', '/welcome/default/index/\g<any>'), )
routes_out = ( ('/welcome/static/$anything', '/welcome/static/$anything'), (
'/welcome/default/index/(?P<any>.*)', '/\g<any>'), )
will route /与 <http://localhost:8080/%E4%B8%8E> to /welcome/default/index/与
<http://localhost:8080/%E4%B8%8E> . request.args won't be usable for the
aforementioned "bug" (or lack of feature), but request.raw_args will be
there for you to parse as you wish
On Friday, May 6, 2016 at 3:02:02 AM UTC+2, Kenneth wrote:
>
> Just filed an issue. thank you, Leonel.
>
> Is there any interim solution to this problem?
>
> On Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at 2:31:17 PM UTC-4, Leonel Câmara wrote:
>>
>> For functions, specially since in python 2 the identifiers must be ascii.
>> If percent encoded args don't work then that's actually a bug/missing
>> feature of web2py which doesn't unquote args. Please file an issue in
>> github so the devs get properly motivated to close it. In the meantime you
>> will have to use request.vars to put stuff.
>>
>
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